The legendary crypto influencer Kimchi, who reportedly made $40 million in a single trade, was signed by the token issuance platform Pump.fun as their face, but trouble arose just two days later. His account posted a poster of a coin on the streets of New York, showing that the coin's market cap surged to $15 million in six and a half minutes, then dropped 96% in less than two minutes. Even stranger, 40 minutes before the poster was posted, wallets had already bought this coin. In total, 30 wallets started selling immediately after the poster was released, and within 20 minutes, almost all were sold, making over $300,000. Less than a minute after the poster was posted, the issuer transferred half of the total supply—500 million coins—into Kimchi's wallet on Pump. The first to claim his account was hacked was the show that originally created his story. And the $40 million profit story on him has never been seen in actual trading from start to finish. On-chain analysis firm Bubblemaps traced his wallet and only found $6 million. A hype figure who was never verified was signed by the platform, then used to issue several coins, and in the end, no one knows whose pocket the money went into. Kimchi is a trader on Solana who specializes in new coin launches, specifically grabbing newly issued meme coins for quick in-and-out trades. In 2024, he posted a wallet address on X himself, which on-chain analysts later examined. In May that year, a coin was just issued, and he spent $500 buying it within a minute, then sold it for over $44,000 in just over an hour. Forty million this

American trader Umar Ashraf is extremely popular. In a trading show, he competed against 15 losing traders, attracting 2 million viewers, and the ratings skyrocketed. He himself is also a very successful trader with over one million followers online. In 2021, he earned $5.54 million from just one account, equivalent to 37 million RMB. This was recorded as he logged into his brokerage account on camera. He said that including other accounts, he earned over $7 million that year, and his total profit has now exceeded $15 million. He started trading at 18 years old in 2013 and has been trading for over thirteen years. As his capital increased, he increasingly pursued profit stability. Now, he places orders no more than ten days a month and finishes trading just over an hour after the market opens each day. His signature strategy is called the early session top reversal, which involves waiting for the price to surge at the open, and when it can no longer push higher, he shorts. Few people know this strategy, and he has only explained it twice. In 2023, he discussed it on his own channel, and in 2025, he explained it again from the beginning on another show. It's a simple and effective strategy, and I will now share it with you all. His trading logic is: for the price to rise, there must always be buyers competing to buy. If the price is still rising but fewer people are competing to buy, this rally will quickly lose momentum. When it reaches a level where there are always sellers above, it is easy for the price to be pushed down. Therefore, he does not rush to place orders at the open; he first lets the price surge to see if others follow to buy. If no one follows, and sellers appear at the top, then

Brando, a highly popular Vietnamese-American trader, revealed an account in 2025 where he earned over 6.5 million USD. Although this is a trading record he personally logged into the account to capture, not a public live account. According to him, he has been trading for sixteen years, starting with 6,000 USD, and has now accumulated over 10 million USD in earnings. Besides showing off how much money he makes from trading, he also showcases luxury cars and watches. This has made him extremely popular in the English-speaking community. Many people want to know how he made so much money. His trading method is to observe price behavior; there are no indicators on the chart, simple and straightforward. He recently made his trading strategy public, which has garnered over 1.3 million views in just a few days. Next, I will share his entire strategy with you all. His trading logic is: if the price falls to a certain level and never goes lower, it means there are always buyers there; if the price rises to a certain level and never goes higher, it means there are always sellers there. When the price returns to that level later, it depends on whether the buyers and sellers are still there. So he never guesses how high or low the price will go; he just marks these levels first, then waits for the price to reach them to see if it holds or breaks through, and then follows accordingly. The first step in trading is drawing lines to identify support and resistance. Support is the level where the price has fallen several times but was bought back up. Resistance is the opposite, where the price has risen several times but was sold down. You can start by looking at the weekly chart, where each candlestick represents one week. Scroll back to find places where the price hit and reversed, then after some time returned to hit again.